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It's annual time on the starduster, and several of the screw holds to hold on the inspection plates have been enlarged over the years to the point where a screw won't stay in the whole. Around each inspection hole, there is a thickened area in the fabric that has been drilled or punched to recieve the screws. We are using sheet metal screws. I don't know what covering system was used, but could probably find out (it was recovered several years before I bought into the partnetship). Is there some kind of filler that could be placed in these holes and then drilled out back to a smaller size so that the screws would stay in? Thanks in advance for any ideas. Brian Huffaker, DSWL ) RV-8A 80091 Riviting foward lower fuseage skin 1/4 Starduster Too N23UT flying. |
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